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Jaylen Brown is one of the most critical players on the Boston Celtics, and it’s not just because of his style of play, but also the leadership he brings to the team. Paul Pierce told Heavy Sports’ Steve Bulpett that Brown’s voice is the most important in the locker room, even more so than Jayson Tatum’s. “I’ve always looked at Jaylen as an important voice there,” Pierce said Monday. “When they’re in practice and in the locker room, from what I’m seeing, Jaylen just, personality-wise, is a more vocal person than Jayson. “Your best player doesn’t always have to be…

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On the eve of training camp, Patriots head coach Mike Vrabel said he breaks things into three buckets. “We talk about the good, the bad, and the s— that gets you beat,” Vrabel said. With that in mind, we’re breaking down what might’ve landed in each of those buckets when Vrabel and the Patriots watched film following their 33-27 win over the Dolphins on Sunday. The good Maye to Stevenson on 55-yard completion Patriots insider Tom E. Curran called it the “best play of Drake Maye’s career.” Having watched Miami score 20 of the previous 23 points, Maye and the…

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FOXBORO — Mike Vrabel was not pleased with the officiating in his team’s Week 2 win at Miami. During his Monday morning appearance on WEEI’s “The Greg Hill Show,” the Patriots head coach took issue with multiple calls that went against New England in its 33-27 win over the Miami Dolphins. Specifically, he was unhappy that a 23-yard third-quarter completion to Jaylen Waddle was not overturned following a coach’s challenge. “Tough day, I guess,” Vrabel said. “We know how this thing goes. It goes (to) New York, and there’s one guy looking at three games, and there’s one guy looking…

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BRAINTREE, MASS. (WHDH) – Braintree’s little league team was honored with a rolling rally on Sunday. The boys were met with cheers as they paraded through the street sin a fire truck, celebrating the team making it to the Little League World Series for the first time. Family members said they couldn’t be happier. “I’m so proud of the whole thing,” said Joanne Romasco, the grandmother of one of the players. “All the boys were wonderful on this team. Everybody got along, everybody did was they had to do, and it was just a great ride.”The team played three games…

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New England Patriots fans haven’t let Asante Samuel’s infamous Super Bowl drop go, and neither has Rodney Harrison. We’re talking, of course, about Samuel’s failure to catch an interceptable pass on the play that preceded David Tyree’s helmet catch in Super Bowl XLII. Moments after that fateful sequence, Eli Manning found Plaxico Burress for a late touchdown, and the New York Giants secured an upset victory over the previously unbeaten Patriots. Well, in a forthcoming book by author and NFL reporter Gary Myers, Samuel was called out by legendary Patriots safety Rodney Harrison. “Asante Samuel had the opportunity to make…

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MLB vet Jose DeLeon still waits for his first decision win of 2025 in a WooSox uniform; he may not end up getting it, as this was his best chance. The Mets had just one hit against him with two outs in the sixth. In the end, giving up four walks on the day caught up to him, as number three and number four came consecutively, followed by that one hit in the worst possible place, an RBI double to let Syracuse claim the lead. Jovani Moran came in and allowed two more batters to score, doing the team in.…

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FOXBORO — Head coach Mike Vrabel offered an update on Patriots defensive coordinator Terrell Williams, who was away from the team last week while he dealt with an unspecified medical issue. Williams will be “around and involved” as New England prepares for its Week 3 matchup with the Pittsburgh Steelers, per Vrabel, but it was unclear as of midday Monday whether he would resume his play-calling responsibilities. “I think Terrell is in good spirits,” Vrabel said. “I appreciate you asking. Terrell will be around. I don’t quite fully know in what capacity, but he will be around and involved, so…

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Over the course of a dozen years, the gambler had progressed from video games simulating betting, to online roulette and blackjack, to a particularly volatile form of stock trading called options trading. The Johns Hopkins University graduate seemed not to grasp the destructive nature of his habit. Like hundreds of thousands of other Marylanders, as casino and online gambling boomed, he felt almost imperceptibly pulled into betting, like a rip current carrying him out to sea. He was 14 when he made his first bet. Seeking a gambler’s high, he made the worst — but perhaps most fortuitous — bet…

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New England Patriots head coach Mike Vrabel secured his first victory against the Miami Dolphins on Sunday. Vrabel’s milestone moment didn’t come easy, as his team seemed eager to hand the game away with mistakes and penalties, but they eventually pulled out the gutty victory to kickstart division play. “Listen to me, this will always and forever be about the players,” Vrabel said in the locker room, shortly after being interrupted and presented a game ball by Patriots owner Robert Kraft. “I’m just telling you, and you guys know that. This will always be about the players.” The Patriots provided…

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